Old Fort Davis Link to Apaches Camels and Rails
The Davis Mountains area hosts Fort Davis history from painted camp to camel experiments. The fort aided campaigns against Mescalero Apaches, changed hands in the Civil War, and later watched Buffalo Soldiers and Rangers enforce law before its 1891 abandonment. Now part of Davis Mountains State Park, 1800 acres preserve its frontier heritage amid wide open spaces. Miss Judy Hayes returned from Bryan after being selected Duchess of the Brigade Ball.
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Painted Comanche Camp
Simonson
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Jefferson Davis
North Africa
Camp Verde
Kerrville
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Fort Bliss
Paso
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Limpla Canyon
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Victoria
Sierra Diablo
West Texas
Southern Pacific Railroad
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Davis Mountains State Park
Judy Hayes
Bryan
Duchess of the
Allen Military Academy
Wickett 4-H Club Holds Year End Weiner Roast
Wickett Junior 4-H Club held a May 9 weiner roast at the park to cap the season. Adults present included Mrs W Randolph Mrs RK L Dearman Jimmy Randolph and Mrs H L Johnson. Members listed include Rita Ann Becky Norman Luckie Pam Randolph Jan Eppler Connie Dearman James Johnson Ricky McMahan Sherry Moore Becky White Jean Wheeler Keryn Mary Lyn Marks and Betty Stafford.
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L, Dearman
Jimmy Randolph
H. L. Johnson
Rita
Ann
Becky
Norman Luckie
Pam Randolph
Jan Eppler
Connie Dearman
James Johnson
Ricky McMahan
Sherry Moore
Becky White
Jean Wheeler
Keryn
Mary Lyn Marks
Betty Stafford
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